The AGM is approaching and it is a great chance to become an active member of this research group.
You are also welcome to nominate for any positions on the committee: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Co-ordinator Project Officer Expedition Officer General committee member
All of these positions need to be filled for SURG to run efficiently. New committee members who can bring fresh ideas would be very welcome.
Come along to the next SURG social meeting. We haven't got a speaker yet but it's still a great opportunity to catch up with other SURG members. Keep an eye on this event in the coming week for information on who the speaker will be.
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habitats and distributions of sharks from around the world evolutionary history and relationships of sharks and allies functional anatomy of swimming, breathing, and eating aspects of sensory biology, reproduction, and behavior ecological roles of sharks historical and cultural aspects of shark-human interactions the impacts of human behavior on shark populations how biology can inform conservation effortsTo enrol...
The business meetings focus on the running of the club but issues relating to the local habitat and marine environment are also discussed. All SURG members are welcome to participate in these meetings.
The business meetings focus on the running of the club but issues relating to the local habitat and marine environment are also discussed. All SURG members are welcome to participate in these meetings.
Come along to hear various speakers discuss their involvement in the Solitary Islands Underwater Research Group, its formation and activities. The general public are invited and tea and coffee will be available.
The business meetings focus on the running of the club but issues relating to the local habitat and marine environment are also discussed. All SURG members are welcome to participate in these meetings.
SURG member Jane Graham's recent visits to East Timor and the Philippines will feature, with photos and tales of the sights both above and below the water in these fascinating countries. Come along and see some of the more out of the way dive locations.
The business meetings focus on the running of the club but issues relating to the local habitat and marine environment are also discussed. All SURG members are welcome to participate in these meetings.
SURG will be active participants in Clean Up Australia Day on 6th March 2016 and will combine the clean up with Debris Surveys.
Most clean up activities focus on easily accessible areas, primarily along the high tide line. Last year Debris Surveys were conducted in areas more difficult to access and this year SURG intends to follow up on these surveys.
All debris collected will be assessed according to composition, density and size.
SURG is keen to have as many...
